I know it's trying to be helpful and all but I'm finding it incredibly annoying that Banshee starts up every time I insert an audio CD into the drive. My question is: how do I disable this? There's no manpage for banshee (that I can find anyhow).

It's bad enough that SUSE (well, Novell, probably) decided that every single CD that is loaded into a drive must be played right NOW but when I realize that the software is starting, and wait until the full GUI pops up so I can kill it, it doesn't actually die. One must open a console session to find the banshee process and "kill -9" ("-1" and "-15" don't seem to do the trick when it autolaunches) the darned thing.

Any pointers on where to look for information no how to defeat banshee's autolaunching?

TIA...

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Rick

It has been years since I have had to deal with this- so please forgive my rustiness----- there is a way to set startup programs, I used it back in the day to get wifi working on a SuSE laptop- I forget exactly where in the file hierarchy you'll find it, but google 'startup scripts, suse' and it should help- you're going to need to get your hands dirty in the command line.